The Chiropractic Room

29/08/2025

It’s a tough gig but someone has to do it. I love my job but some days are better than others. Small babies with big smiles always make my day. 🥰🙏 Have a lovely weekend all! X

12/08/2025

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07/08/2025

*Hello you lovely lot!*

We now have a ‘Google review’ plate in the waiting room and clinic. Reviews are really important to Rosie and I and a great way to help patients choose the right chiropractor for them.

Next time you’re in the clinic and you are so inclined, please leave us a review. 🥰🙏

20/07/2025

It’s the summer holidays! ☀️ 😎 🌊
Have you got vacations or ‘staycations’ planned?

At this time of year we see patients for all sorts of reasons during the summer holiday’s.

Sometimes it’s because people have time for some self care.

Sometimes it’s because they have injured themselves doing an activity.

Sometimes it’s tots, toddlers, tweens, and teens who need to be cared for.

Whatever your reason Emma and Rosie are here to help. Get in touch or book in through the website if you think we can help.

14/07/2025

Happy Monday all! How have you all been and how are you feeling? Do you know we can hold emotions as pain in our bodies?

Chiropractic care can sometimes release emotions. Have you ever been adjusted and thought “ why did I cry during the treatment?”. Have you noticed how much ‘lighter’ and happier you feel after a treatment?

If you free a joint, not only can you release a muscle and restore nerve function you can release emotion and tension.

Here are some areas that we hold particular
emotions:
• Hips - Unprocessed stress and trauma.
• Shoulders - The weight of responsibility.
Carrying too much? Your body feels it before you do. Left shoulder pain can indicate a female dominating you. Right shoulder pain a male dominating you.
• Lower Back - Fear of financial or emotional instability.
When life feels uncertain, tension can build here.
• Jaw - Repressed anger & unspoken words.
Clenching at night? Your body is holding back what needs to be said.
• Chest - Heartbreak & deep sadness (grief)
When emotions aren't fully felt, they sit here, waiting to be released.
• Neck - Inner conflict & suppressed expression.
The tension of living a life that doesn't align with your truth?
• Stomach - Anxiety & unresolved trauma.
Gut issues? Your body is processing more than just food.
• Hands - Control issues & overwhelm.
• Knees - Fear of change.
Resistance to moving forward.

We are more than the sum of all of our parts. If you are struggling book in with Emma or Rosie. www.thechiropracticroom.co.uk 🙏☀️🌹

01/07/2025

Soon the sun will be setting on an absolute scorcher of a day. How are you all? How have you coped? Remember to hydrate this evening and consider some electrolytes.

The clinic has been considerably cooler than the outside world and will be even cooler tomorrow. The clinic is made cooler by Emma and Rosie. So be a cool patient and book yourselves in!😎🙏☀️🩷 🧊

19/06/2025

Today was another full and busy clinic. There are always highlight’s and glimmers in every day and reality moments where you cannot help or be everything to everyone.

One of today’s highlights was Rich’s visit. Rich is relatively new to the practice and today was his 3rd visit.

Rich arrived with a bottle of wine, handed it to me and said “I wanted to buy you a bottle of wine because you have helped me so much in a relatively short period of time. More than I have been helped before. You are very good at your job and I appreciate what you have done.”

How nice is that? 😊🙏☀️

17/06/2025

I may be a few weeks late for this anniversary but it’s been about a year since my wonderful associate Rosie joined the practice. I think that those of you who have met Rosie will know what a good, conscientious and kind chiropractor she is and I am proud to have her by my side.😇

Rosie is establishing a good patient base and is currently working in Tunbridge Wells on a Monday afternoon and a Friday.

If you would like an appointment. It’s easy to book in via the website. Link in the bio.

Doesn’t she look gorgeous is this photo? 🩷

🙏😇

15/06/2025

I am so proud to share this post. Our principle
Christina Cunliffe has finally been recognised for all of her hard work for our profession. I
adjusted Christina when I was a student, which was terrifying at the time but she was encouraging and kind. Christina is the first chiropractor to ever receive an OBE and she is a McTimoney chiropractor. Wonderful! It was lovely to see her joy at the conference this weekend. 🥰🙏

Principal Honoured! Our Principal, Professor Christina Cunliffe, has been awarded an OBE in the Kings Birthday Honours list announced today in the London Gazette.

This award is in recognition of her outstanding services to healthcare education, with a 25 year focus on developing chiropractic education in the UK and abroad. She has led the McTimoney College of Chiropractic since 1998, transforming it from a single site institution into a global entity with campuses in Oxfordshire, Manchester, Madrid, Hong Kong and soon to be Northern Ireland. Under her leadership, the McTimoney College has become a beacon for quality education through innovative programmes that train chiropractors for both people and animals, emphasising access to education for working adults.

As well as her Fellowships of both the Royal College of Chiropractors and the Royal Society of Biology, she holds a PhD from the University of Manchester together with being awarded a personal Chair in Chiropractic by the University of Wales in 2010. She was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Healthcare Leadership by BPP University in 2021. She served on the General Chiropractic Council, its Education Committee and Investigating Committee, and as Treasurer of the Royal College of Chiropractors, and has been involved in the development of the profession for many years.

Professor Cunliffe's OBE is a testament to her unwavering dedication to advancing healthcare education and has significant impact on the chiropractic profession.

19/04/2025

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01/04/2025

Good morning! I cannot believe that 6 years ago(next week) ‘Florence’ and I moved into The Core Clinic. It’s been a wonderful 6 years working alongside Matt the osteopath and Jason James therapies, not forgetting the other therapists Ameet, Jennie and Michael and of course my wonderful associate Rosie.

I have been reflecting on how the Chiropractic Room has developed in the last 6 years. Our ethos is the same. Delivering a tailored, care centred, patient centred treatment approach to each and every soul who enters the clinic.

I received my ‘long service’ certificate from the MCA last week.. 21 years in practice, honing the McTimoney technique. The more I use McTimoney chiropractic the more I value it. Never underestimate the power of a gentle specific impulse adjustment. It enables us to help many different people.

Use of Emmett Technique has also developed and it continues to amaze my patients as well as me. Again learning to never underestimate the power of a simple hold to release a muscle and improve joint function.

The Reiki has also developed and I am so grateful to the teaching I received from William Rand in Holy Fire and Karuna Reiki last year. I am also loving teaching Reiki and am being braver offering teaching to bigger groups.

I saw one of my patients in the waiting room waiting to see Rosie. She said “So now Rosie is here you must be working less.” Her comment took me by surprise. I said “it’s the opposite, I am working harder than ever. Thank goodness we have Rosie to look after everyone too.”

The practice is growing and evolving. We even have ‘Iris the clinic dog’. I look forward to seeing how the next decades develop.

If you think we might help you please get in touch and make an appointment. Meanwhile enjoy the sunshine ☀️

19/02/2025

I have to dedicate a post to one of the Chiropractic Room’s most dedicated team members. Iris the clinic dog!

For those who don’t know, Iris is a rescue dog who we were fortunate enough to meet in October 2023. I never meant for Iris to come to work with me but last summer she was diagnosed with cancer. While she underwent chemotherapy I wanted to keep an eye on her, so naturally I brought her into the clinic. Iris slept most of the time under my desk and the vast majority of patients liked seeing ber.

What I didn’t expect to unfold is that Iris has become the most wonderful therapy dog. Some of our patients experience anxiety or have certain diagnoses that make
life challenging. Or patients are emotional being given a safe space to talk about pain or the many different problems or issues that life throws sometimes.

Iris seems to know who needs additional care and she will sit next to them during their consultation and lean in against them, so they can stroke her. The amount of times I hear “I think Iris knows how I am feeling.” “I was worried about coming in but you having a dog shows me I am in the right place.” “Is your dog a healer too?”

I am surprised at how many people want her present. There are one or two people who don’t want a dog in the clinic and Iris is more than happy to leave them to a pooch free appointment.

We are so blessed to have her. So here is a little photo dump of ‘Iris dog’. 🐕 🙏🏻💓✨ ❤️🙏🏻